i have to improve my english skill........ from which way i have to........

Hey medusa I'm Arman. I wanna take the TOEFL exam. Did you hear about it? it's so difficult, specially for me becuase I need a high score. I'm being so grateful if You help me. I dont know how. What's your idea?

Kooyeen wrote: It also depends on the level you want to reach. It is definitely very easy to start to learn English and reach an pre-intermediate level, but reaching a very advanced level (high scores on TOEFL, for example) is another matter.

It is difficult to say, I'd say impossible. I think it depends on your first language. I mean, it is probably diffucult for an American to learn Spanish, but I think it's would be very easy for an Italian. So it'a all relative, in the end. But if

Hello Michelle My name is Rodrigo and I'm a chilean boy would you like help me with my english? I would like to make a TOEFL exam, do you know it? well I hope your answer, take care so much! bye

do google search, plZ! must learn English you can, important, must do it NOW! Unfortunately, if IELTS is anything like TOEFL it's designed for students who can do postsecondary writing in English, which means you are SOL.

Please tell how to thinking in english! at present, I can think in english but sometime I still think in my mother laguange. Someone told me: I can use an English to English dictionary to find out some word that I dont know. But when I read and

http://mkgenie.yculblog.com Keen @ 2006-01-10 On December 24, 2005, some 5.3 million Chinese students sat for the College English Test, Bands 4 and 6, yet another strong indication that the business of English is well and truly catching on

Well actually this is a very good question. It makes a tremendous amount of difference what your mother tongue is when it comes to your ability to pick up English, especially conversational English. For natives of the Far East

Paco wrote: I think it is quite useful to have a talk with you about this matter. We ESL students learn English mostly through books written by linguistic scholars and 'understand' English in a way somehow similar to the way we learn mathematics.